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Making a DIY baby gate can be a rewarding project that adds both functionality and a personal touch to your home. Ensuring your child’s safety doesn’t have to come at the expense of style or your budget. With 25 functional DIY baby gate plans, you have the opportunity to build a gate that fits perfectly with your home’s decor and meets your specific needs. From wooden baby gates to makeshift baby gates, these plans provide a variety of options. Whether you need a DIY gate for stairs or a DIY…

DIY Baby Gate: My son has just recently started to crawl. We have a split level entry home and he has started to find interest in the stairs. This means it was time to put up a baby gate. I wanted to make one instead of buy one for a few reasons. 1) It is cheaper …

DIY baby gate tutorial for $50! Keep your kiddos contained... but make it cute! I love how this fits with our home design.

This is the easiest DIY dog or baby gate from an upcycled product and three pieces of hardware. And it looks modern too!

A step-by-step guide for building a dog gate. This design works well for any dog, and you can easily adjust the size or shape if needed.

How to build a stylish stairway gate to keep pets or kids out! This easy DIY gate tutorial will look great and blend with your traditional decor.

Looking for a creative and stylish solution to securing your stairs for your infants or toddlers? I’m sharing my creative DIY classy baby gate. I originally had the privilege of sharing this project on The Incomplete Guide To Living (drop in and say “hi” to Beth over there if you have a minute!). But in...

Parents and pet owners get ready to bring some instant order to your home! This DIY GATE (Baby or Pet...take your choice!) and it has worked out perfectly! Best part? It took a matter of minutes to build. It's also inexpensive to build. And it looks nice.

This is for my lovely readers who read my stair gate post and asked for a tutorial. Before I start let me just remind you we tweaked the plans we followed to work for us, so you may need to do the same to make it work for you. The first thing we did was measure the opening of our stairs. Our walls were pretty square, so the measurement was the same up and down, but you will want to measure at the top, middle and bottom(ignoring the baseboard). If its different, you will want to use the…